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Evaluating Games 6/15/06
18. February 2010 by admin.
Recently I’ve bought some video games from Scholastic Canada. I want to use them in my classroom instruction but I need to examine them first. Here is the list of games I’m going to be covering. I’ll try to relate them to the Alberta Program of Studies as well as give them a ranking out of 4 for the ability to infuse stealth learning. I will also provide more information on each game’s publisher andgame play.
I’m more excited about some games than others. The games in this list are ranged from grades 4-6.
SimCity 4
Civilization 3
Majestic Chess
Lift Off
Mathematics Deluxe
Lemonade Tycoon
Oregon Trail 5th Edition
Star Trek StarShip Creator
Astro Algebra
Learn about Physical Science
Great Canadian Adventure
Typing Tutor Jr.
Vet Emergency
Roller Coaster Tycoon
Math for the Real World
Chemical Reaction
Games for Grades K-3 include…
I Love Spelling
I can Spell
Bob the Builder
The Cat in the Hat
Zoboomafoo, Animal Alphabet
Backyard Hockey
I Spy Junior
Clifford Thinking Adventures
Care Bears- Let’s have a ball.
Jump Start Explorers
Freddi Fish
Numbers Undercover
Some games are more Edutainment games than others. I’ve made my position pretty clear on Edutainment style games. They aren’t bad if they work but I prefer the sneak attack/ stealth learning.
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